Witchfire

Interesting and challenging gameplay loop. It's satisfying to annihilate packs of mobs with new builds. 10/10

Strange mix of vcery solid classic game mechanics and "feels." Combat makes me feel like early Painkiller. Weapons are not quite as medieval-outlandish as Painkiller, which probably makes them feel more manageable. The fantasy vibe of deciding between getting up close or going ranged.. but accepting that things will get close and strafe-crazy eventually, boomer shooter style, it gives off Hexen/Heretic vibes. Movement and the ability to bounce around normally inaccessible areas of a level is very Destiny 2. Think double jumping with the D2 Hunter class combined with a mostly "figure it out" approach to exploring levels. There are some multi-tiered approaches to some challenges that will remind you of a D2 raid... only ultra light and less frustrating. Once you figure it out, you will be justifiably angry at yourself for getting it wrong, unlike the progressively over-complex and "wtf" approach D2 took towards raids. Visually it is about at the standard of of Vermintide 2... a world that is gorgeous and epic-atmospheric. Each island has a reasonable amount of "space"... from vertical climabing of architecture and mountains to sub levels of caves and dungeons. There is a grind element to unlocking, upgrading and exploring. The final game reference is a hybrid Destiny 2 and Dark Souls one. As you increase your gnosis level, difficulty goes up... randomising of level challenges each time you revisit an island keeps things somewhat interesting, and can become brutally unforgiving. For an indie dev, fairly frequent early access progress, AND Steamdeck friendly... Witchfire gets so much more right than a lot of over budgeted mega team AAA titles. ZERO buyers remorse on this one. I bought in at v0.9... there is enough content and balancing at this point that it is a solid game. Of course, more islands would be welcome. If you're suffering from Destiny 2 nostalgia from the Forsaken-or-earlier era AND you dig fantasy/Vermintide 2.. Witchfire is a win.

I wanted something like Darktide or Remnant: Of the Ashes to play that, well, wasn't Darktide or Remnant and this popped up on my feed. It very much feels like something in between both, the movement of Darktide with the combat of Remnant with Dark Souls like RPG experience. I do quite fancy it, and it's nice to have something to play on your own, but I would very much like to see an cooperative experience of this game in the future. Not a must though, because I'm having the time of my life currently just jumping in and doing a portal or two and then focusing on studies/work etc. In this current EA state, I still would say it's 100% worth getting. 40 € is a fair price for the content + experience, but it DID make me consider if I wanted to get it in EA or not. Very happy I did get it though. Graphics is a matter of taste, and this Inquisitorial, sometimes Zdislaw/Giger, sometimes more fantasy/gothic artstyle is something I adore. Jumping around the map, looking at the great, careful design is a pure joy. The Aesthetic lines up great with the gameplay and I was not ready for my second Witches Familiar encounter, loved it! (Visually, that is. The fight itself was sadly a bit too easy even as a surprise) 9/10 Graphics for ME, where Remnant is what I'd normally use as a frame of reference for this type aesthetic experience as my 10/10. Performance: No issues, so far. No lag spikes, no crashes. It feels like I'm playing a well optimised console game with how fluently it runs, even in 4K. I've had 1 graphical glitch, DLSS I'd assume, as the texture on a windmill turned crappy after tabbing in and out, and that's about all I can remember. 10/10 at the point of review. Gameplay: Varies. Mostly an intense, fun experience but I am a sneaky little sh*t and that sometimes makes me stand on top of an otherwise unreachable area and kill Major enemies or the first familiar with them virtually unable to do anything to me. But when I DON'T try to abuse stuff, it's great. ONE annoying issue I guess, is when a Cataclysmic event happens during a vault. But that's probably just skill issue on my part. Corruption is much fun, and stressful and I like that even after increased Gnosis it's essentially left up to you if you want that experience or not. Love most guns, relics etc. My favourite Heavy Spell is easily my Rotten Grenadier to let me get some nasty Striga shots in or other items. Such variations available in builds that often performs well, I feel like it's more up to good playing than a good build, though some synergies and items absolutely outperform others. There's no "unusable" things, which makes me happy. 9/10 Story: I love this type of environmentally telling story, it just feels so alive. The setting is great, the artworks and zones you encounter in the world that tells small stories is amazing. I'd love to see even more of those small hidden areas that tells their own stories, it's so rewarding. 8.5/10

10 years of development well spent. Very, very good. A lot of its design is similar to Destiny, with some perks even having direct parallels to ones that show up in Destiny. Destiny is a good thing for things to feel like because Destiny feels good. Every weapon has unlockable unique effects. Vibes are killer. Gameplay loop is crazy satisfying I just want to keep going back out to root around for junk and test out my upgrades. Shaping up to be my favorite shooter of the last couple years. Buy it. All that being said, I have two main gripes: Let me reload while jumping Let me play as a woman

枪械手感真的好，子弹体积很大不怕打不中人，猎鲨对决玩家狂喜，一个独立小工作室能制作出如此精良的作品，未来可期

그노시스 VII / 마녀의산 클리어 다크소울 안해봤는데 퍼즐 요소도 있고, 정보도 많이 없지만 찾아가면서 납득하며 즐겁게 플레이 중입니다. 아직도 업적 4개 남았고 습지, 고통 컨텐츠 남아있으니까 천천히 즐길려구요 ㅎㅎ 하다가 보면 점점 익숙해 지는 자신을 보게 될겁니다 ! Steam 그래픽은 좀 아쉬울 지 몰라도 버그없고 게임중 최고로 잘 만든것 같습니다. 할인할때 꼭 챙겨두세요!

游戏还行就是优化一般

我为什么一玩这个游戏就哭